Additional: whenever this subject comes up the thing I always ask people to pause and consider is that presumably they will still be more or less themselves once they're transported to this new universe. Like ok: maybe you are transported to a galaxy far far away or the wizarding world with magical powers and decades worth of training instantly as part of the whole process but again...certain caveats aside you're basically still gonna be that universes equivalent of yourself....so pause and consider that you should maybe pick a world that plays to your strengths. I don't know about y'all but I have this sinking feeling I'm still an engineer in most alternate universes I exist in....soooooooooooooooo...yeah. Star Trek it is.
I could be writing flight control software for starships, but more than likely I'd just get roped into doing data integrations so that middle-echelon commissioned officers can stare at their TPS reports.
This is MY bit damnit, lol.
Additional: whenever this subject comes up the thing I always ask people to pause and consider is that presumably they will still be more or less themselves once they're transported to this new universe. Like ok: maybe you are transported to a galaxy far far away or the wizarding world with magical powers and decades worth of training instantly as part of the whole process but again...certain caveats aside you're basically still gonna be that universes equivalent of yourself....so pause and consider that you should maybe pick a world that plays to your strengths. I don't know about y'all but I have this sinking feeling I'm still an engineer in most alternate universes I exist in....soooooooooooooooo...yeah. Star Trek it is.
I could be writing flight control software for starships, but more than likely I'd just get roped into doing data integrations so that middle-echelon commissioned officers can stare at their TPS reports.